The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-26
EUROPEAN GOSSIP
culled from Cnblo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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Cullcd from Cable OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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NEW 'ioEx, April 25.-The following
are selections from the special cable dis.
patches in New York journals: "
The gossip in Belgrade and in Euronsap
court and diplomatic circles reneralIv ara
enjoying rare treat, for It ia not oft"n
that they hayo the opportunity nov oilef
ca them by the King of Servia and Queen
Natalie Of discussing the domestic euuab.
pies OF royal couple. The dangerous
londness ior dahbling In politics, which Ia
the case OF the Empress Eugenie brought
such disaster upon France, seems to have
seized upon the Queen OF Ssryie.
She is tho daughter Of Colonel Keschko
Of tho Russian army, and being Of royal
birth appears to have lacked that royal
patience and resignation which often ona.
bles ordinary Queens to bear everything.
even to being driven into the grave az
into lunatic asylum. Her intriguing re.
latlons with the Russianizing partv in
servla and with the nti.Governplent and
antl'dynastic party 80 diegusted the Min
lsters that they resigned, whereupon her
roya! husband forbade her meddlinv in
politics any more. This started a quarrel
that Tns soon aggravated by domestic d;f.
ferencea, and now the Queen is entirely
angry, and announces her intention Of
going homo to Russia to her psna, inst
like any young lady from Paterson or
Bonndbrook. There is no attempt to con-
ceal the misunderstanding, and but little
prospect Of it being patched I'D,
Crowds are visiting the exhibition NJ
the crown jewels in Paria, and specula-
tions are freelylvcntured as to who will be
the lucky and lovely wesrers OF them after
their coming dispersal to the four winds
by auction. 1t ls certain that many OF the
lesser gems, and goodiy number OF yerv
valuable ones, will 60 to add to the gttrac-
tons Of grandes demi-mondaines, but in
| the collection are jewels beyond the reach
OF tho mos. lucky and aspiring OF adven-
tu.esses, and it is around the late of thaee
that the public interest centers, Many
orders have been received BY Paris com
mission agents to bid for Ame.
rican millionaires, and the Paris
correspondent OF London newsna.
per believes that numbers of tho f;npst
epeclmens will be worn by the wives OF
some OF our rich Senators. 1t has been
understood, also, that Mrs. Mackay in
tended TO compete with the Queen of
England and other fortunate ones ior thu
possession Of the Regent, the great dis
mond OF the collection, but Mra. Mackay
has, it seems, all the big dismonds she
cares for. In note which | 1eceiypd
from her to-day, che says: "There Is no
truth in the report Of my wishing TO pur.
chase the Regent, or any OF tho ismous
collection OF French jewels. l have not
the, slightest intention or desire OF doing
3d."
The Indians OF the Wild Weet have
bcen industriously visiting tho London
theatres. Good Eagle criticised Iryinr'a
"fagnt' excsllently by saying it was 3
big dream. The display OF costumes and
especially the lack Of coatumes at tho
"Fosty Thieves" psntomime at Drury
Lane utterly sstonished the indiana and
caused them to observe that "poor iniuns
had never eeen anything" They
spoiled the eacred theory that moor
ho never laughs or shows emo.
ton in any way by going into hys.
tsrice at the cleverness of Harlequin and
the mistortunes Of Psntsloon. Visitors 10
the Indian camp at Earl Court have been
many, and the distinguished Gledstoue
will 20 next week. In the tent of Buffalo
Bill ls neat frame, on his drsssins-table:
the English gazs at a lovely photograph,
across the lower part Of which is written
n n clear feminine hand, "Francea Folsom
Cleveland" 1t is hard for them to under.
stand how tho wife Of our biggest man can
be 80 entirely Democratic.